Nixon speaks idealism and unity to St Louis Jaycees
Telegram opinion notes President Nixon mixed practical and political terms with idealism in a St Louis Jaycees address to 14 000 attendees. He emphasized race relations crime and public order urging white businessmen to foster mutual respect and community healing to keep America from being torn apart.
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Nixon
Havely
St. Louis
America
Jay
United States of America
Rexon
Idealist Nixon urges laws and fair enforcement nationwide
The speaker argues that respect for laws depends on worthy laws and respected enforcers, stressing local solutions and capable programs. He assigns Hic Jaycees under 95 to prevent clashes and educate youths about a unified system, and urges Americans to love America for its ideals and potential to improve.
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Hic Jaycees
America
Columbus Morning Sun Delays Wake Up Call
Early risers in Columbus report sunrise delayed and skies still dark when they rise. Residents recall brighter mornings just a few days earlier as coffee brews and toast awaits.
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Columbus
Fall Arrives With Gentle Air and Four Seasons
The article paints fall as a steady, mellow season with nature shifting from plink to plonk. It notes tomorrow’s air softening, nights growing needful for sleep, and Nebraska residents enjoying four colorful, distinct seasons as the fall is described in vivid, skyward terms.
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Vides
Plink
Plonk
Nebraska
Your Freedom and the Gift of Liberty
A concise editorial piece on freedom as a self governing gift from God, contrasted with government power. It argues freedom requires personal restraint and alignment with moral guides like the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence.
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Your Freedom
Almanac Highlights and History Notes for August 29
Almanac entry for Saturday August 29 1970 recalls events and celestial bodies. Notable anniversaries include Brigham Young in 1842 approving plural marriage, the 1960 Jordan prime minister killed by a time bomb, JFK nominating Arthur Goldberg in 1912, and the 1965 Gemini III spaceflight ending with Cooper and Conrad returning. A quote from Oliver Wendell Holmes emphasizes trust over wealth.
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United Press International
Brigham Young
Jordan
John F. Kennedy
Arthur Goldberg
Supreme Court
Felix Frankliirer
Gordon Cooper
Charles Conrad
Oliver Wendell Holmes
First U S president in a modern submarine voyage
In 1946 Truman traveled from Key West aboard the captured German submarine U 2513 during naval exercises, marking the first underwater trip by a U S president in a modern submarine.
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U.S
Harry S. Truman
Key West
Fla
City Council Discusses Northbound Street Plan North of Highway 30
City Council discussed a proposed new street extending north from Highway 30 near 29th Avenue. Currently no northbound streets exist between 26th and 33rd Avenues, spanning seven blocks, and none are in the 33rd to 44th Avenue stretch. The group weighed options for an effective solution amid limited northward options.
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Highway 30
29Th Avenue
33Rd Avenues
Ara
44Th Avenues
Council Eyes Thorough Review of Street Plan Fixes
Citizens and officials urge full study of street and drainage improvements in Cohinsbus as growth accelerates. Council and planning boards acknowledge past inaction on through streams and push for careful consideration to prevent future problems.
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Sersons
Cohinsbus
Gme
Nation's Press on Education and Hard Work
A brief, rhetorical piece praising education as vital and applauding both the worker who values learning and the successful person who can avoid toil, framing education and diligence as the nation's ideals. The commentary contrasts Han’s perceived dedication with a successful figure who no longer labors.
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Han
Helps the Kids From Growing Ignorant and Lazy
Goldsboro News Argus urges aiding children to prevent ignorance and laziness among the youth. The note emphasizes early education and provision of kits to poor kids, framing support as essential for opportunity and character.
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Goldsboro
N.C
News-Argus
Outlook For Conservatism Faces Senate Test In November Elections
Sensing The Views analyzes a potential conservative shift in the 1968 Senate races. It highlights Kennedy Fulbright Gore McGovern and Grodell as liberal pillars, notes Gore's Tennessee renomination bid against Bill Brock, and discusses Goodell Ottinger Buckley Roth Williams Zimmerman Bere Rawlings Montoya Carter Montoya Murphy and Tunny in key contests. It warns liberal-leaning victors risk eroding conservative influence nationwide while Reagan and Murphy anchor California battles.
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Anthony Harrigan
Southern States Industrial Council
Senate
Kennedy
Mass
Fulbright
Ark
Gore
Tenn
McGovern
S.D
The
Christian Science Monitor
Albert Gore
Tennessee
Memphis
Vietnam
New York
Empire State
Charles Goodell
U.S
Richard L. Ottinger
Beh
James ©. Buckley
Mr. Buckley
William
F. Buckley Jr
Delaware
John J. Williams
William V- Roth
Jacob Zimmerman
Zimmerman
Virginia
Harry F. Bere Jr
Congress
George C. Rawlings
T. L. Garland
Sen. Byrd
New Mexico
Anderson Carter
Sen
Joseph Montoya
Afl-Cio
Peacenik Council For
California
George Murphy
John V Tunny
Tunny
Sen. Murphy
Nixon
Ronald Reagan
Jesse Unron
Murphy
Reagan
Acrostic Wordplay and Anagram Puzzle Batch
A collage of clues and answers appears, listing items like acrostic 37, stinger cure 28, wrinkle sorting 36Raced, and many more across categories. The sheet mixes wordplay entries with near-random letters, numbers, and foreign terms, forming a puzzle page meant for deciphering and cross-reference.
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Statisnder
Ohealth Resort
Cornwall
Cameroons
Seanttion
Greece
Ft Island
Louisiana
Hollywood health nuts and their odd self improvement diet
Comic Larry Gelbart mocks Hollywood health nuts who embrace organic foods and supplements. Guests interviewed recall meals of boiled peanut water and soy dishes, with pills on a silver tray and absurd health jargon. The piece satirizes the obsession, the awkward social pressure, and the generational divide over health fads.
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Hollywood
Larry Gelbart
Payhlalry
Gomeone
Larry
MGM
Los Angeles
Fies Syndicate
Campus unrest and fears of a new school year loom
A column reflecting anxiety over American campuses as protests rise. It cites FBI figures on demonstrations, arson, and property damage in colleges, then high schools, noting student activism, plans by Weather Underground and Chicago Seven figures, and opinions on liberal mentality shaping unrest.
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Department of Health, Duration and Welfare
Huckleberry Winn
Shakespeare
Connecticut
America
FBI
Chicago Seven
William Kunstler
Wallega
Weatherman Action
University of Texas
Scott Henderson
Austin
I'v
Sds
Margaret Mead
Spock
HIGW
Robert Finch
Georgia Tech
Waller
Shich
Henggeler
Pete
Syas Walt
Duncan High School
James McAllister
Dunbar
Kansas
High Seaage
Walter R. Tiede
Scollsblufe High
Dancan
Dorothy Luban
North Bend
Bessie Myers
Columbus post office contract awarded to Midwest Contracting
The federal works administration in Washington set the Columbus post office contract at 72,276 dollars, awarded to Midwest Contracting Co of Minneapolis. The item includes election tallies for Platte County and notes local happenings from 1940 to 1950s, including weather and staffing changes at Duncan High and rising local incidents.
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Federal Works Administration
Washington
Columbus
Midwest Contracting Company
Minneapolis
Elkhorn
Platte County
L. Stone
Ars
Martin Stenger
Ivan Kinsman
Char
Henry Wurdeman
Hoge
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